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HalluSquatting: The AI Botnet Attack You Didn’t See Coming
HalluSquatting turns AI hallucinations into a weapon, letting hackers assemble botnets from nine popular tools. Here's how it works and...
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OpenAI Caught Hiding Evidence? NYT Trial Gets Ugly
The New York Times just dropped a sanctions bombshell, claiming OpenAI hid internal tools that could prove ChatGPT was ripping...
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Robot Workers Are Coming. Will They Actually Be Useful?
A decade of covering robot hype has made me skeptical. But the latest advances in AI might finally deliver on...
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Trump Gets OpenAI to Offer US 5% Stake – A Bad Bargain
Sam Altman offers the U.S. government a 5% stake in OpenAI. But is it a historic deal or a carefully...
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Grok 4.5 Is Here, and Elon Says It’s Last Year’s News
Elon Musk’s new Grok 4.5 is cheaper and faster than Claude Opus—but he admits it’s a generation behind. Our grok...
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Android Bench Gets Smarter, But Gemini Still Has Some Catching Up to Do
Google refreshed Android Bench with new LLMs and agent tasks, but Gemini still trails Qualcomm's offerings on key measures. The...
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Meta’s Muse AI Now Reads Your Instagram Feed
Meta's new Muse AI model uses your Instagram feed as a prompt to generate images that mimic your personal style....
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Avatar Aang Gets a Trailer and Date—Finally
After years of silence, Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender finally has a trailer and a July 25 release date. I...
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Neuralink’s New Brain Surgery: Scalable or Just Hype?
Neuralink claims a new transdural surgery makes brain implants less invasive and more scalable. But one human case and a...